Comments by "ncwordman" (@ncwordman) on "Neo-Nazis with Swastikas march through Wisconsin yelling "there will be blood"" video.

@satiricgames2129 Wrong. Here's the definition from Oxford Languages Dictionary of "semitic: relating to or denoting a family of languages that includes Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic and certain ancient languages such as Phoenician and Akkadian, constituting the main subgroup of the Afro-Asiatic family." I didn't know this either. So it's okay to not know it before you know it. That's how learning works. But I was curious. See, definitions exist apart from our individual beliefs. So now you know. And knowing is half the battle. @tennishack Thank you for teaching me something new today. :)
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Well, you said "Jewish settlements." You corrected it later by referring to Israel. So, I dunno. You might be anti-Semitic. Don't take it too hard. Most of us are anti-something.
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@johnscaramis2515 "xenophobia is a trait most humans have to a various degree. That's is natural, it's a herritage from our ancestors, just like many other things that are useless or even counterproductive in a modern society." Well said. I totally agree. 100%! "are you aware and try to defy this notion with logic or let your emotions take control." I'm doing neither. I am very well aware of the R-complex, the history of our ancestors, why those primitive thoughts once aided us, and how they are now largely useless to us. I'm also aware that we have to deliberately fight against them, reason our way through them, or those primitive thoughts will control us. There's nothing wrong with emotions, though. As for emotions taking control, I guess you're referring to primitive thoughts? Thoughts are not emotions, even primitive ones. We have emotional reactions to thoughts, though. So that's probably what you mean, when you say we shouldn't let them control us. My answer is that I'm mindful of human weakness, and struggle against it when I can.
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@sisuguillam5109 There are 128 replies on this thread. I have no idea what you're referring to. Copy and paste the part of my comment you're replying to, or zark off.
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